WAY HOME

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WAY HOME is a single player simulation game. It was developed by SEKTOR GAMES and was released on April 6, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

Way Home is a true survival sandbox experience, with highly realistic crafting system you will need to hunt, fish, grow your own food and other useful plants, plan your actions sparingly to fight with the evil which would prevent you from surviving...

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

music3 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

Realistic and immersive crafting system with various equipment and manufacturing options.
Engaging survival mechanics including day/night cycle, hunger, thirst, and equipment power management.
Atmospheric and genuinely terrifying with unique elements beyond typical zombie games.

Steep learning curve with insufficient guidance, causing frustration and frequent deaths.
Lack of clear objectives or meaningful activities leading to periods of aimless wandering.
Technical shortcomings including bugs, poor optimization, awkward language settings, and lack of polish.

music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The music in the game initially offers a nostalgic and calming experience with old American songs, but it quickly shifts to eerie and unsettling sounds, enhancing the suspenseful atmosphere. This contrast effectively contributes to the game's creepy and immersive mood.
- “Found some music albums in the basement and because the music player does not require power and the evening was already setting, I thought, let's listen to some music before bedtime (whenever available).”
- “Found some music albums in the basement and because the music player does not require power and the evening was already setting, I thought, let's listen to some music before bedtime (whenever available).”
- “Found some music albums in the basement and because the music player does not require power and the evening was already setting, I thought, let's listen to some music before bedtime (whenever available).”
- “And then I heard some strange noises, evil laughing, growling, sounds of somebody pulling its leg, scratching on the floorboards, something ripping off and then footsteps... I was in the bedroom, listening to some nice old American songs, trying to figure out how to stop the music player because of the weird noises.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's graphics are decent and run smoothly without lag, contributing to an appealing survival experience. Users appreciate the current performance but hope for future enhancements like improved lighting, shadows, and more immersive visual elements. Overall, the graphics are satisfactory for the game's price and potential.
- “This game is a not bad survival game with decent graphics and sound effects, with a hard learning curve.”
- “The game runs smoothly with locked mouse controls and walking without lag. Future improvements could include better graphics with correct shadows and shading for a more immersive experience.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor is quirky and dark, relying on unexpected, eerie situations combined with bizarre and exaggerated reactions. It creates a mix of unsettling yet comedic moments that some may find amusing in a twisted way.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users note that while early attempts at resource grinding, such as processing seeds for oil, can be done with basic tools, the game offers more efficient options like an oil rig, adding depth to the grinding mechanics.